TOEFL Training

As a student preparing for the TOEFL exam, here is what you should know about the exam syllabus:

Listening Section:

The Listening section of the TOEFL test consists of 4-6 lectures and 2-3 conversations, each approximately 3-5 minutes in length. You will be asked to answer 6 questions per lecture and 5 questions per conversation, for a total of 34-51 questions.

Reading Section:

The Reading section of the TOEFL test consists of 3-5 reading passages, each approximately 700 words in length. You will be asked to answer 12-14 questions per passage, for a total of 36-56 questions.

Writing Section:

The Writing section of the TOEFL test consists of 2 tasks, including an integrated task and an independent task. The integrated task requires you to read a passage and listen to a lecture, and then write a response. The independent task requires you to write an essay based on your personal experience, opinion, or preference.

Speaking Section:

The Speaking section of the TOEFL test consists of 6 tasks, including 2 independent tasks and 4 integrated tasks. You will be asked to express your opinion, summarize information, and respond to questions, among other tasks.

The TOEFL test is typically administered in a single session that lasts approximately four hours. The test is scored on a scale of 0-120, with each section receiving a score of 0-30. The scores are then combined to give an overall score.

Cispro provides best hands-on training on the following sections in the TOEFL test Sections-

Introduction To The TOEFL Exam:

Begin by giving an overview of the exam, its sections, and their structure. Explain the format, time limits, and scoring system.

Reading Section:

Strategies for reading comprehension and give practice exercises on different types of passages. Help students understand how to identify main ideas, supporting details, and author's tone.

Listening Section:

Strategies for note-taking and give practice exercises on various types of lectures and conversations. Help students understand how to identify key information and take efficient notes.

Speaking Section:

Strategies for responding to different types of speaking prompts and help students understand how to organize their thoughts and express their ideas clearly. Give practice exercises on speaking fluently and coherently.

Writing Section:

Strategies for writing a coherent essay and give practice exercises on different types of writing tasks, such as writing an opinion essay, summarizing a lecture, or responding to a reading passage.

Vocabulary And Grammar:

Important vocabulary and grammar structures that students are likely to encounter on the exam. Give practice exercises on vocabulary building and grammar usage.

Mock Tests And Test-Taking Strategies:

Administer mock TOEFL exams periodically to monitor students' progress and give feedback on their strengths and weaknesses. Teach test-taking strategies to help students manage their time, reduce stress, and perform to the best of their ability on test day.

Cultural Context:

Discuss the cultural context of the TOEFL exam and the importance of cultural awareness in communication. Help students understand how cultural differences can affect their understanding of the exam questions and their responses.

Review And Feedback:

Regularly review students' progress and provide feedback on their performance. Encourage students to review their own work and identify areas that need improvement. Offer additional support as needed to help students achieve their TOEFL goals.